Author's Note: This is the second edition of the book! The story is re-published with a new cover and some minor changes, but it brings nothing new to the readers who already purchased or read it!

In his third variation of Pride and Prejudice, Roy Neville imagines Elizabeth Bennet's inner turmoil as she comes to realise her love for the man she once vowed never to marry.

Staying faithful to the original story, Darcy gradually falls in love with Elizabeth, yet he battles with his feelings before ultimately surrendering to her wit, beauty, and intelligence. His ill-fated proposal leaves Elizabeth furious and resentful. Still, after reading his revealing letter, her heart undergoes a striking transformation, stirring feelings for the man she once scorned.

Driven by newfound love, Elizabeth becomes resolute in winning back the man she now longs for. With the help of Mrs Barstow, a relative of the late Mr Darcy, and the wisdom of her father, Mr Bennet, she embarks on a passionate pursuit of happiness, defying the formidable challenges that stand in her way—including Lady Amelia, whose unscrupulous tactics aim to secure Darcy for herself.